Sentence examples similar to cloaking completely from inspiring English sources
Now, Prof Smith and his Duke colleague Nathan Landy have taken another tack, reworking how the edges of a microwave cloak line up, ensuring that the light passes around the cloak completely with no reflections.
Foreshadowing all of this, he has an Invisibility Watch to cloak him completely, rendering him impossible to see (Secondary Fire) and a Disguise Case, useful to fooling the opposing team (Four key).
For the first time, we see President Cool unable to keep his feelings completely cloaked.
Almost completely cloaked in deliciously fragrant white flowers, it is one of the most beautiful shrubs I have seen.
Paul J. Feiner, the supervisor of the town of Greenburgh, which includes Hastings-on-Hudson, said he has implored the Department of Transportation for years to deal with the invasive vines that completely cloak many of the trees along the Saw Mill between Hastings-on-Hudson Hastings-on-Hudson Hastings-on-Hudson
"It would look completely odd, and you would definitely see something". But he says that this is not an indictment of the Purdue research; rather, it's a general problem with research into cloaking so far.
I call them cloaking terms.
Cloaking your emotions may not do it.
Know your watches: The Spy will start with his basic Invisibility Watch, rendering him completely cloaked.
Special operations, by their nature, are cloaked in secrecy and deception, making it impossible to know whether the officials who discuss them obliquely are being completely candid.
